The Loyalist Problem in Revolutionary New England - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Illustrations

pp ix-x

Tables

pp xi-xii

Acknowledgements

pp xiii-xiv

A Note on Sources

pp xv-xvi

Chronology of the English Revolution in the Seventeenth Century

pp xvii-xviii

List of Abbreviations

pp xix-xx

Maps (PDF Only)

Introduction

pp 1-12

Part I - New England in December, 1773

pp 13-116

1 - The New England People in their Towns on December Sixteenth, 1773

pp 15-49

2 - Loyalists and Oliver Cromwell's Ghost

pp 50-83

3 - “A Moral Distemper in the British Government”

pp 84-116

Part II - From the Boston Tea Party to the War and Independence

pp 117-212

4 - Rebels and Loyalists from December Sixteenth, 1773 to September 1774

pp 119-148

5 - “The Attempts of a Wicked Administration to Enslave America”

pp 149-180

6 - “Avoid Blood and Tumult”

pp 181-212

Part III - The Loyalist Problem and Ideology after 1776

pp 213-301

7 - The Radical Critique of Tory Oligarchy, Slavery, and Patriarchy

pp 215-246

8 - The “Ugly Question” of Confiscation

pp 247-273

9 - “A Day of Strict Reckoning” for “a Multitude of Subtil Enemies”?

pp 274-301

Conclusion

pp 302-306

Index

pp 307-316